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April 18, 2018
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Creative Cloud Document Management

  • April 18, 2018
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While I see great features around asset collaboration on online storage, I can't find any enterprise governance features for the assets themselves .

I am trying to determine if online storage or another Adobe Platform is a feasible option to replace traditional File Server storage in an enterprise environment.

For example, I can't find any Document Retention options to avoid accidental deletion of assets or manage permissioning.

Is this not meant be used this way ?

Thanks

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Correct answer alisterblack

Hi,

For Creative Cloud storage when an asset is deleted it is archived to a 'Deleted' folder. Items in the Deleted folder can be permanently deleted if required. See Browse, sync, and manage Adobe Creative Cloud assets

If you have an Enterprise ETLA you can use the Asset Settings option in the Admin Console to restrict where assets can be shared. For example you can share just within your own domain or certain whitelisted domains. See Manage storage in Adobe Creative Cloud for enterprise deployments

The documents linked above should provide a good overview but if you have further specific questions please let us know.

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alisterblack
alisterblackCorrect answer
Inspiring
April 19, 2018

Hi,

For Creative Cloud storage when an asset is deleted it is archived to a 'Deleted' folder. Items in the Deleted folder can be permanently deleted if required. See Browse, sync, and manage Adobe Creative Cloud assets

If you have an Enterprise ETLA you can use the Asset Settings option in the Admin Console to restrict where assets can be shared. For example you can share just within your own domain or certain whitelisted domains. See Manage storage in Adobe Creative Cloud for enterprise deployments

The documents linked above should provide a good overview but if you have further specific questions please let us know.

Kanikas
Legend
April 18, 2018